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Best socketed home EV chargers in Australia

A socketed wallbox looks tidy and makes the cable replaceable, but every charging session needs the portable lead.

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Patryk Lazarz (TechManPat)

Quick recommendations

The shortlist.

Ranked from the current catalogue using this guide's rules.

Best overall match
Fox ESS L Series

Fox ESS

L Series

97/100 guide match

Supports dynamic load management

Watch: The 22 kW option belongs to other Fox ESS families, not the L Series listed here.

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Best value
Teltonika EVC2

Teltonika

EVC2

97/100 guide match

Supports dynamic load management

Watch: Solar and household load control require compatible CT clamps or a supported meter.

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Alternative to consider
Growatt THOR AC

Growatt

THOR AC

97/100 guide match

Supports dynamic load management

Watch: The THOR family has many similar model suffixes.

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Things to consider

What to check before buying.

01Budget for the cable

Confirm whether a suitable Type 2 lead is supplied.

02Protect outdoor connections

Mounting and cable handling must suit the weather-exposed location.

03Keep smart controls useful

A socket does not change the need for correct metering and load management.

Product comparison

Compare the guide-qualified products.

The match score measures fit against this guide's published rules. It is not a universal product rating.

ProductPriceWarrantyKey specificationsGuide matchActions
Fox ESSL Series$800Confirm Australian warranty with supplier
  • Equipment price: $800
  • Maximum AC power: 11 kW
97/100View productCompare
TeltonikaEVC2$1,18936 months standard; manufacturer extension available to 60 months
  • Equipment price: $1,189
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
GrowattTHOR AC$1,200Confirm Australian warranty with supplier
  • Equipment price: $1,200
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
SolaXSmart EV Charger G2$1,250Confirm Australian warranty with supplier
  • Equipment price: $1,250
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
myenergizappi$1,5453 years
  • Equipment price: $1,545
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
Schneider ElectricSchneider Charge$1,750Confirm current Australian product warranty
  • Equipment price: $1,750
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
ZaptecGo 2$1,8005 years
  • Equipment price: $1,800
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare
SolarEdgeONE EV Charger$1,800Confirm Australian product warranty
  • Equipment price: $1,800
  • Maximum AC power: 22 kW
97/100View productCompare

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers before you compare.

Is socketed slower?

No, when hardware, cable and vehicle support the same power.

Is tethered more convenient?

Usually, for daily home use.

Can different EVs use it?

A Type 2 socket is flexible when the correct vehicle cable is available.

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